Cross My Tigress Face the Wrath (Stella) novel Chapter 750

Susanna was about to lose her mind.

This was just too much.

“If Dan screwed you over, go yell at Dan, that jerk. Why are you coming after me? Is it just because you can’t take him down yourself?”

“Come on, admit it, you couldn’t take him in a fair fight, could you?”

The more Susanna thought about it, the angrier she got.

All week, she’d been running around, begging for mercy, trying every trick in the book.

But Yvonne? Yvonne was on a whole other level of ruthless.

Case in point: at that very moment, right after Susanna’s exasperated “for Pete’s sake!”, two women in workout gear strode over like they owned the place.

Before Susanna could react, they each grabbed an arm and took off running—with her in tow.

Susanna: “…” Send help.

Yvonne just called out, “You run like that? That’ll be a hundred laps, honey!”

Susanna: “!!!”

God help her, this woman was made of stone.

Why couldn’t she be more like Star? Star was actually nice. When Yorick pissed her off, she’d just slap him around a little or maybe kick him once.

But Yvonne? Yvonne didn’t mess around.

Susanna gritted her teeth. “Fine, you win. You’re the boss, okay? I’ll run by myself, happy?”

Her tone was pure frustration, with a healthy splash of resentment.

She’d tried every kind of rebellion these past few days, but Yvonne always had a way to put her in her place.

A hundred laps? With Yvonne’s twisted logic, if she didn’t finish, she wouldn’t even get dinner.

At this rate, she’d be running until sunrise—starving.

Ugh—

Susanna: “Let go, I’ll do it myself.”

The two women let her go, trading a knowing look as Susanna tore off like her life depended on it. Both of them smirked.

Yvonne lounged in her deck chair, slipping off her sunglasses.

The two workout-women joined her. One of them said, “She’s got some grit, I’ll give her that. Way tougher than the little princess.”

“Tough? Please. They’re all soft if you ask me,” Yvonne scoffed.

The other added, “She’s improving, though. First day, she needed six or seven hours. Now she’s down to three.”

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